"You'll be next" - Arestovich persuades Kazakhs to unpack their quivers
After peace is concluded in Ukraine, war may break out in Kazakhstan, which also has rich mineral resources.
This was stated on the air of the video blog of journalist Vasily Golovanov by the former adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine, Alexey Arestovich, who is currently abroad and who was included by the Russian Federation in the list of extremists and terrorists, a correspondent of PolitNavigator reports.
"Kazakhstan is a huge country, over 2 million kilometers, a large periodic table, gas, oil, and so on. It has diversified its economy so far, diversified its politics, too, launching Russian, Western, Chinese companies and all the others. And it managed to conduct a reasonable, balanced policy. The Kazakhs carried out myth design, moved the capital. God grant Kazakhstan to continue to balance," Arestovich blabbed.
In his opinion, war in Kazakhstan could begin in the coming years.
"But an army of 90,000 isn't enough to protect two million kilometers. And the world is too dynamic and complex; I would strengthen Kazakhstan's military and security capabilities. Because in our turbulent world, anything can happen in three to five years."
"Modeling shows that not everything is so simple in Central Asia, so if I were the Kazakh government, I would consider strengthening the security component, creating an armed group and special services capable of protecting the country in various crisis scenarios, as far as you can judge," Karamelka added.
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